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Grundéns homes in on perfect deck boot amidst growing footwear line.
Grundéns goes deep on boots
Brian Hagenbuch
David Peterson replaced six planks on the Keku Queen’s starboard side and sistered 20 ribs. David Peterson photo
California boat carpenter works on ribs for salmon and crab boats
Michael Crowley
Northline Seafoods launched its barge to revolutionize salmon processing in Alaska’s Bristol Bay. A strong storm and snapped anchor lines put a snag in that plan. Kai Raymond photo.
Report on beached fish barge that caused $4.5 million in damages
Jessica Hathaway
Caterpillar Marine has entered an agreement with California-based Pacific6 Enterprises to pilot a parallel battery hybrid propulsion system for a first-of-its kind aquaculture farming vessel. Caterpillar rendering.
Caterpillar designing battery hybrid vessel for California aquaculture
NF Staff
The Volvo Penta D4 hybrid installation for Hurtigruten Svalbard. Volvo Penta photo
Hybrid future? Volvo Penta diesel looks forward
Brian Hagenbuch
After five seasons of extensive and costly restoration that improved performance and safety, the Alaska Spirit heads north in January 2022, ready to bring in a return on the O’Hara Corp.’s investment. O’Hara Corp. photo
Feeling the Alaska Spirit
Paul Molyneaux
The venerable Alaska trawl fleet and processing vessels undergo maintenance and upgrades in Seattle in late November. By January most of them were back in Alaska waters fishing long nights and short days. Paul Molyneaux photo
Look-Sea: A Walk Among the Giants
Paul Molyneaux
The 40-foot fiberglass-over-wood Spandex was delivered by Kinnamon Construction in Tilghman, Md., to a Virginia waterman. Larry Chowning photo
Oystering in Spandex: New launch is a better fit for Chesapeake waterman
Larry Chowning
The Ace Hi’s rotten bow stem has been removed and will be replaced with a pepperwood bow stem. Hardwood anchor guards will be on both sides of the new stem. Makela Boatworks photo
Builder says fishing is what saved this 75-year-old wooden salmon boat
Michael Crowley
Andrew Joyce’s father, Jason, has helped inform him about what matters to Maine fishermen and how they hope to sustain their values and way of live in the face of corporate takeover of the ocean.
Who We Are: Andrew and Jason Joyce
Paul Molyneaux
The Crustacean Hunter is in the 38-knot range when its 660-hp C12 Cat is wide open. Feeney Boat Shop photo
Feeney Boat Shop launches two Maine lobster boats
Michael Crowley
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